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Infrawire Dedicated Servers review

#190 of 268 in Dedicated Server Hosting

Managed bare-metal controls and flexible server configurations from €59.99 per month.

3.0/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Infrawire Dedicated Servers provides physical bare-metal machines for production applications, databases, virtualization, gaming, hosting reselling and high-traffic workloads. The service is aimed at operators who need dedicated CPU and RAM, root or administrator access, and hardware-level control through IPMI, iDRAC or iLO and a remote KVM console. Its catalogue includes Intel Xeon and AMD Ryzen systems with SSD or NVMe storage, 1 Gbps or 10 Gbps networking, and configurations in Paris and Frankfurt.

Pricing is monthly and paid only. The advertised entry level starts at €59.99 per server per month, while named catalogue plans include STANDARD E5 64 at €140.99, PERF RYZEN9 3900X 64 at €168.99, STANDARD E5 128 at €187.99, INTEL G6132 128 at €243.99, RYZEN9 5950X 128 at €275.99, PERF RYZEN9 3900 128 at €299.99 and INTEL G6138 256 at €318.99. Higher-priced options add resources such as up to 56 cores, 256 GB DDR4 ECC, 2× 1 TB NVMe and 10 Gbps networking. The €59.99 offer is useful as an entry point, but buyers comparing exact hardware should review the named configurations.

Operational controls are the main differentiator. One-click rescue mode, operating-system reinstall, template management, resource monitoring and remote hardware consoles support administrators managing their own servers. Network-level anti-DDoS protection is included, while BGP sessions, BYOIP and IP-prefix options address more specialized network requirements. Optional managed monitoring, updates, hardening and backups can extend the otherwise unmanaged model. Infrawire is best suited to technical operators who want bare-metal ownership with recovery and network tooling; organizations seeking a fully managed hosting service by default may prefer a provider whose standard plan includes those operational services.

Infrawire Dedicated Servers pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Dedicated CPU and RAM with root or administrator access
    • Remote KVM, rescue mode, reinstall and template management
    • Anti-DDoS, monitoring and optional managed services
  • Where it doesn't
    • The service is primarily unmanaged by default
    • Only Paris and Frankfurt configurations are listed
    • The €59.99 entry offer has limited published specifications

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